Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
GENERAL Markets.
Prndnce and ProYisions.

ST. LOUIS. MO, June S-Flour-Quiet
and lower; NJ 81 2O92 25i family y lO02 So !;
choice, So 1898 %. Wheat better; advanced
3s6l1c early, then declined from adverse re-
porte, but later recOvered and closed a a &c
above yesterday No. . red cash 74c; June 740
74Ic, closing at 74c; July I2zs a I35Ic closing at
TENDER 751lG751c, closing at 1850: october
77G77l4c, closing at 71jac. Corn Irregular;
deferred, mo tins weak cash 332l6S4c; Jaly
535S0335Ic, closing 33Asci August 3424G35c.
35c, closing 341lc; September $50
but dull. cash 2sl5c; June use; July 2lAc.
steady ut SIO5 Provisions duh. Pork irreg-
ular; new SIS 90. Lard So %. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders So 6715; long clears
s. BIZ; clear, ribs s. 80; short clear s. s..
long clears and clear ribs SIS 3715; short
clear IS 6I1IGS 10. Hams-Steadyat Sll O094 20.
Afternoon board-Wheat firm; July T3isc;
august ;4c; September 75ssc. G. IN higher; July
33Ssc; August 35c; September CSC. Oats quiet;
June CSC; July 25c.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 25.-1here was but
little stir in wheat to-day5the market ruling
quiet-in fact. dull, the most of the session. Ths
most OF the business was in the way of trans
ferring July contracts to more deferred d. liv-
cries. The market was steady and fluctuations
slight with some feeling among operators quite
firm, based on favorable crop reports from va
rious sections. Rain, IL appears, is badly wanted
In some parts of the spring wheat growing
country, but the damage thus far Is evidently
more serious in the oats and corn regions
with which wheat sympathized to some extent.
Receipts of wheat were small. There is Sill
moderate demand for shipping and milling &C
count. July opened at csc anu advanced to
T01ac, and tased off to 69sz a6934c closing price.
Trading In corn was fairly active to day. The
fe e ing was quite firm early in the day, due to
reported dry weathe' in most sections of the
corn belt, and the market advanced also
Later there was considerable desire
ts realize, and offerings became
quite liberal and market reacted some but par
tial recovered again ana closed &C higher
than Yesterday. Receipts were rather liberal;
opened at 351sc and close at 36Zc Trading in
provisions was modeT ately active on specula-s
i've account early In the day but rather quiet
feeling prevailed during the latter part OF the
session. y nervous and unsettled feel
ing was manifested the greater por-
liOn Of the day and prices huctuaIed
considerably within moderate range and
averaged somewhat higher Speculation offer
ings were fair for q while and the demand was
thereHW as little more pressure to sell and low
er prices were submitted TO but the demand
was better later in the day and prices rallied
med Fne 4sGfss 3 Mss c SGss4
In August aud september deliveries; shipping
demand was fair, but the offerings were rather
light. The receipts of hogs were light, and
the prices higher, which had an influence on
the market for products: July lard opened
better at So AK, and sold down to So Az,
the closing figure. July ribs started
at and c S.s ; s3 down What to n -,
69Ac; July 691c; August 72Hc: September.
745sc. Commune $3.50; July 364c; August
3S7Sc; September 995sc. Mess pork-June 81 co.
Lard June and July Sc 4SK; august s. SIS Sep
81 so; August s. IS; September 81 10. Cash quo
tations were: Flour ruled quiet and prices
were steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat 699i G693<c; No, spr ng wheat nom
inal; No, 2, red, nc. No. corn